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Lens Split Revealv0.1.1

Use this Skill to make a launch video.

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$4.99
What do I get with this Skill?

A video skill for Claude Fable 5 for not this, not that, but this: a lens checks two picture cards, they part, and the answer between them rises.

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Updated Nov 6, 2026

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Claude CodeClaude Desktop / CoworkChatGPTCodexCursorGitHub CopilotOpenClawHermesOpenCodeKilo Code

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Generates with

Host Agent LLM

Uses tools

HyperFrames

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What you get

  • A 7-second MP4 at 30 fps: two inspected plates part and the result comes forward.
  • One motion and one typeface in three palettes: white-yellow, charcoal-lime and midnight-ice.
  • An editable HyperFrames folder with your content, fonts and pictures, plus the motion spec and frame checks.

Good fit

  • Explainers that reject two common answers before the real one
  • Myth-versus-method segments in teaching videos
  • Product videos placing one approach between two extremes

Not for

  • Comparisons that weigh more than two options at once
  • Grids where an empty cell gets filled in to make the point
  • Side-by-side spec tables full of numbers
Content publishingMake a launch videomotion effectrevealcomparisonmagnifierB-rollcreator videoHyperFramesGSAP

About this Skill

You say/ours-cards-inspect-split Left: More gear, Buy every lens. Right: More apps, Edit for hours. Result: Better light, Shoot at sunrise.

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FAQ

Can I reword it or recolor it?

Yes. Every word is a plain input, the palette is one flag, and a short JSON file can override any single color token.

Do I need my own photos?

No. Generated pictures for all three plates ship with the Skill, and any photo you name replaces only its own plate. No presenter footage is used.

Can I adjust the timing?

The motion is ordinary GSAP inside the effect module, so yes. Keep the beats in the motion spec if the move should still read the same way.